Upload a PDF — a report, a research paper, a contract, a scanned handout. Readlis reads the whole thing and gives you the argument, the numbers, and the quotes.
5 free summaries a month. No card.
Attach a PDF (or DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, EPUB, RTF) from the paste box. Document upload is a Pro feature; links and pasted text are free.
Text layers are parsed directly. If the PDF is a scan with no text layer, a vision model reads the pages instead, so image-only documents still work.
A TL;DR, structured key points, and verbatim quotes with locations. Ask follow-up questions, listen to it, or export it to your notes app.
Real examples of what Readlis returns. Every summary is generated fresh — these are samples for reference.
The intervention produced a modest but statistically significant effect, though the sample skewed young and the follow-up window was only 12 weeks.
Revenue growth slowed to single digits while gross margin expanded, driven by a mix shift away from hardware toward subscriptions.
Yes. If a PDF has no selectable text, Readlis falls back to a vision model that reads the pages as images, so scans and photographed documents still produce a summary.
Summarizing links and pasted text is free (5 a month). Uploading documents is included with Pro at $6.99/month and Pro Max at $14.99/month.
Very long documents are supported — content is processed in sections and merged into one summary, so a few hundred pages is fine.
PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, EPUB, RTF, TXT, and Markdown.
Yes. Uploads are tied to your account and protected by row-level security; nothing you upload is published or shown to other users unless you explicitly share a summary.
Yes — every summary supports follow-up chat grounded in the extracted text, with citations back to the source passages.